@wild_monkshood: "    After our discussion yesterday about different styles of picture taking, 
I tried to think of an example where I tried to do the same subject using 
both types, a Storytelling Shot and also trying very hard to get a great 
shot. I thought of an example when someone was admiring the Hens and Chicks 
I was growing @ my desk. Last year, our Hens & Chicks @ home bloomed, which 
was unusual.
    Here is the picture I took to try to show what happened......
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    Here is the picture that I worked on to get the best possible shot......
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Sammy
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    @toastie: ""Sammy Sands" <email_address> wrote in message 
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That's a good example, and two good photos.
Joy "
    @toastie: ""Sammy Sands" <email_address> wrote in message 
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That is definitely true.  Digital photography is also good for this sort of 
thing, because you can take as many shots as you want, whereas with the old 
cameras that used film, such experimenting could get rather expensive.
Joy "
    @wild_monkshood: ""Bud"  wrote in message 
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I've been uncomfortable about doing that with others photos. I don't
know what limitation color blindness has on your ability to adjust
color but think some programs could be a help to you. There is a
program called NIK Color Efex and it offers a feature which allows
with a single click various preset adjustments of brightness,
contrast, sharpness and other things. I'll see what that program does
with their preselects and try to post them for you to compare.
I had an eye operation that cause my eyes to be slightly different in
how they see certain colors. I also have significant double vision
because of that. Feedback from people who will be honest with you
about your adjustments can be a big help and if you trust their
judgement you can possibly adjust for the color blindness.
I've seen the illustrations that are used to help people determine it
they have color blindness and it seems that the variance from norm is
often very slight. My guess is that you would adjust to getting you
photos very close or "right on" in short order.
No promise as to when I'll get around to posting color comparisons but
since you asked... msmile>
Bud
    When I use the color blindness tests, on one I can see the suggestion of 
what should be there, on the other, I see nothing, at all. As for the 
comparisons, I'll be patient.  :^)
Sammy "
    @wild_monkshood: ""Bud"  wrote in message 
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Sam here is a link to your photo treated with a light vignette and
mild color change. What do you think?
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    Okay. I like both. The effect is interesting.
Sammy "
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